She, Too, Blossoms
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Inga is a peculiar girl who studies Journalism in the local college. She navigates her final weeks as a college student with her best friend Terrence. One day, she meets Daniel, the local baker's only son who came home after years. With the two boys' help plus a sprinkle of powdered sugar, Inga realizes she has so much growing to do. Now, she must choose whether to soar or to stay in a world far too small to fly. This story is about homecoming, love, and self-discovery during one's early 20's.
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